. >> i understand your program has been adopted by baltimore, baltimore city. >> yes, it has. >> and other cities are considering. >> baltimore city has identified their program, transformation n t nirks i and we've also been contacted across the nation by areas within delaware and texas interested in adopting the tni program which the county executive is very excited to share his program across the nation. >> very important work, nicole, in communities, urban areas that are struggling all over the country. >> absolutely. >> this is important work. thank you so much for being with us. linda turner and nicole jackson young. thanks. >> thank you for having us. >> continue doing the great work you're doing. >> thank you. and happy mothers day. >> thank you, same to you. and next how the dulles greenway drive for charity is helping three nonprofits in northern virginia. we'll be right back. narrator:to do time is what is right. ralph northam. army doctor during the gulf war. volunteer director of a pediatric hospice. progressive democrat. in the senate, he passed the smoking ban in resta

catonsville on the southwest side of baltimore city. large hail and gusty winds and lightning. we have been analyzing the cell over the past 20 or 30 minutes. it's showing the lightning strike and the intensity and the number diminishing a bit. not a sign that the storm is weakening but the initial stages we think. we are tracking the other storm, producing heavy rain and the occasional lightning strike over the district and south of the i-95 corridor and southwest to stafford and the fredericksburg area. there is a lot of rain. the area is growing. but what is not growing is the severe component. this is spreading out to a good soaker with gusty winds. this is moving at a good clip toward the chesapeake by a. over the eastern shore later tonight. a second line of the showers coming out of pennsyl like they will diminish tonight before they arrive. overnight we have in great stage. it will set the stage for a gorgeous day tomorrow. in the metro area north and northeast, under a severe thunderstorm warning until 6:30. we will give you updates as they develop. back to you. michel

police exhumed his remains in february but could not get dna match but now as we said baltimore cityh people since the keepers premiered that they've set up a special online form to report abuse claims. now, the form asks when the incident occurred, if the person ever reported it to law enforcement before, and leaves space for the victims to give details. it says a detective will be in touch. again, steve and allison i was just trying to get some information from baltimore city police and they said it really -- there are new cases that are coming forward. people who have not come forward in the past. that's really what prompted them to set up this special section for it. >> all right. maybe doing some good all these years later if not for that nun and her fam mel, thank you very much. >>> 8:21. coming up next, seven kittens abandoned at a local creamery. >> this morning the search is on to find them some fur ever homes. how you can help after the break. ♪ eak. ♪♪ we just got the keys to our new house! we got the keys! ahhh! wooo! this is exciting we've got our own house! yeah! i'm so

he describes himself as a baltimore city public school teacher who has gone on to entrepreneur.e didn't get any votes in that straw poll. >>> we're working to learn when brian williams will be in court. he intentionally hit an officer with a car. they called officers to report a fight possibly involving a gun. they tried to arrest williams, police say he hit the gas, hit the female officer and sped off. the officer wasn't hurt. police eventually caught up with williams on columbia pike. he is facing a slew of charges including felony hit and run and driving with a suspended license. >>> a man who was supposed to spend 100 years in prison for trying to kill a woman, he is out and on the run. david watson escaped on friday as he was being taken to the hospital in maryland. howard county police along with u.s. marshall service believe that watson has moved out area and could be in delaware. there is a $5,000 reward leading to his capture. >>> northern virginia church founded by freed slaves after the civil war celebrated a major milestone this weekend. ♪ ♪ >> church members, clergy

they sprang up in philadelphia and baltimore, cincinnati, cities all over the country. >> did they go to school? >> newsboys did go to school. very unevenly. 14 was these school leaving age. some newsboys with enforcement of truancy laws, mandatory education laws was very uneven. most did go to schools for some length of time. most were illiterate. but it was not the kind of nine months out of the year routine. it was always very sporadic. >> what is a common misconception about newsies? >> a common misconception about newsies is they were little merchants, little traders to be, and they acquired that ethics any those. some did, but what i am finding, they were poor and kind of a hand to mouth existence in many cases. that is what i think is very surprising. also they were involved in the politics of their time. campaign papers, tearing down the posters of others. they would develop their own attitudes and opinions because they were selling news and invested in these parties. they were hired to be stump speakers as well as that is part of what i try to argue. they are political creatu

coming up on fox5 news morning, the winner of the kentucky derby is making an early trip to baltimore. >> citys in manassas are trying to figure out how to deal with a $850,000 mistake. >> heading to break right now, a live look outside the d.c. region. it is 4:41 and a really cool 48 degrees. man, grab that jacket when you're heading out. it's cold out there. more news, weather and traffic when we come right back. >> ♪ z2ay2z z16fz y2ay2y y16fy did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's over 6 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> 4:44 and if you're just waking up with us here are some of the top stories this monday may eighth. today the fourth circuit u.s. court of appeals in richmond will hear arguments for and against president trump's travel b

just made an update to our severe thunderstorm warning in yellow and this is for anne arrundel baltimore city howard and prince george's county until 7:00 but you can see they trimmed it back just a little bit here. so, still going strong here. here's a look at radar. it looks like you're clearing out in charles county but we see a new line that's moving southeast out of the woodstock area so we're going to watch that one. i'll focus in on that in a moment. this is also a heavy rain producer. we're seeing a lot of lightning with this. not as severe as it was a little while ago but it is continuing to push from southwest to northeast so more heavy rain moving in on anne arrundel county. i saw east port had a gust to about 60 miles an hour and then up toward rockville and the olney area, brookeville you can see that very heavy rain has pushed east of 270. heavy rain up along frederick near 70 putting all that in motion. i want you to see gainsville down towards the warrington heavy rain. instead of moving toward d.c. that one is moving more southeast, so we've got to wait at least i think anoth

the dedicated police from baltimore city. >> the officers face charges ranging from second degree murder to smamanslaughter. the appeals process could take several months. >>> it is now illegal to smoke or vape at an outdoor bar or restaurant in rockville. violators could be fined up to $1,000. the city down on still passstci by 4-1. concerns are that they will simply move down the street. >>> new construction on beach drive could make a mess of your morning commute. it will soon be shifting to the second phase, that involves the highlighted stretch to broad branch road. national park service will give an update on when the work will start during a public be meeting tonight at chevy chase neighborhood library. the full reconstruction of beach drive is expected to wrap up by fall of 2019. >>> well, get ready for more construction in a pretty busy area of the district. next week crews will start intersection of 14th street and irving in northwest. the new traffic signal timing features an all red pedestrian about only phase about and no turn on red restrictions. it should be in place by mi

and most importantly the dedicated police of baltimore city. >>> now the officers face charges ranging from second degree murder to manslaughter. the appeals process could take several months. >> reporter: angie goff here at the live desk with this developing story out of howard county. we have a new picture of a house fire in ellicott city. smoke is coming out of the roof. this is believed to have started this is in the 400 block of water weed road. one person is hurt. they're minor injuries. we know the fire is out at this point, but there is a road closed. route 108/104 all lanes remain blocked. follow it afterwards. >> the rain is coming back. >> a whole lot of rain chances between now and thursday evening. not a total washout between now and then, but i would keep the umbrella close at hand as our very unsettled weather pattern remains in place. sunshine will continue to be at a premium around here. jet stream, waves of low pressure out to our south. that's bringing us our other chance for rain coming in later today. tomorrow more clouds than anything else. another significant cha

. >> meantime baltimore city police stepping up their effort to keep this kind of dangerous dirt bikeact a tift off their streets. the department now setting up a special task force to crack down illegal dirt bike riders. they're relying on the task force to report illegal activity. coming up at 56789. thirty an ms13 murder case out of gaithersburg we've been fog since last summer. a 20 year victim for sex and then watched as four fellow gang members stabbed him to death. the criminal justice reform has taken a head-spinning billion on capital hill. a billion that would bring mandatory sentences back for a number of crimes. sarah, keep deep breaths and a handful of boost. that's all in a daily press briefing here at the white house. we're going to take you i'm side right after the break. introducing the italian collection from subway. head in now to grab the five dollar footlong spicy italian. loaded with salami and pepperoni. for a limited time, the spicy italian footlong is just five dollars. lavor. only at sub

and if you look at my state of maryland, if you look at baltimore city, prince george's county and some of our rural areas, they are still not fully backed on their feet. they are facing challenges axis a credit, foreclosure, mitigation, neighborhood blight. can you talk about the tools you have at your disposal to address these issues? and if it also take a moment to discuss the progress we may be making with the neighborhood stabilization initiative in baltimore city? >> well, we started neighborhood stabilization with detroit, chicago, and one other, and then we expanded it substantially. and one of the places we expanded it to was baltimore, because, and we just went down the list of the most vulnerable neighborhoods. we didn't do this, you know, just off the top of our head. it was done very scientifically. so i think what that does is it gives fannie and freddie more latitude in how to dispose of properties in vulnerable neighborhoods. it gives them the opportunity to work with nonprofits who were in the community. and in some cases where it's going to cost them more to go through

we have a severe thunderstorm warnings baltimore, anne arrundel, baltimore city and howard and this alsots of the north eastern section of montgomery country and some of this rain moved into prings george as well. so just be aware of this. this is in effect until 11:15 tonight ands with we head south we have another cluster here i'm keeping an eye on. headed east across the i 95 corridor and we could see a little bit of heavy rainfallthon as well and if you take a look at bright red that's where it is. we have had reports of hail from the storms. once again these are moving through east at about 20 to 25 we have a bountdy to the north to watch. once again i won't say we will continue to fire things off. cup pepper 1 quarter inch and baltimore three quarter inch mail and 58 mile per hour wind gust. today was a hot and stakey and humid day the whole bit. look at the highs we had. far dry over the weekend into the 70s and into the upper 60s right adrots board and we'll end up seeing change in air flow. mild day. more clouds than sunp this weekend, however, so don't look for too many bright

and can you talk about the progress we may be making in baltimore city? started watt: we neighborhood stabilization in detroit, chicago, and one other and then we expanded it substantially. one of the places we expanded it to was baltimore. we just went down the list of the most vulnerable neighborhoods. did not do this off the top of our heads. it was done very scientifically. what that does is it gives fannie and freddie more ofitude in how they dispose properties in vulnerable neighborhoods. it gives them an opportunity to work with nonprofits who are in the community. and in some cases, where it will cost them more to go through a foreclosure process than what the property is worth, it gives them an opportunity to .ontribute housing it has to be a financial decision, obviously. making progress in all of the cities, and they are primarily cities because they were high concentration areas that got hit very hard in the crisis. >> thank you and i look forward to working with your team, especially in maryland. a question about the national housing trust. o

if you look in my state of maryland and baltimore city and some of our rural areas, they are still not fully back on their feet. they're facing challenges of access to credit, neighborhood blake, can you talk about the tools you have it your disposal to address these issues and if you could take a moment to discuss the progress we might be making with the neighborhood stabilization and baltimore city. >> we started neighborhood stabilization with detroit, chicago and one other. then we expanded it substantially in one place we expanded to his baltimore. and we just went down the list of the most vulnerable neighborhoods. we didn't do a just off the top of our head. it is done scientifically. what that does is give franny and freddie more latitude of how they this was the properties unbearable neighborhood. he gives them the opportunity to work with nonprofits in the community. in some cases where will cost them more to go through a foreclosure process it gives them the opportunity to contribute housing. it has to be a financial decision obviously. i think we're making progress in all o

catonsville on the southwest side of baltimore city. large hail and gusty winds and lightning.have been analyzing the cell over the past 20 or 30 minutes. it's showing the lightning strike and the intensity and the number diminishing a bit. not a sign that the storm is weakening but the initial stages we think. we are tracking the other storm, producing heavy rain and the occasional lightning strike over the district and south of the i-95 corridor and southwest to stafford and the fredericksburg area. there is a lot of rain. the area is growing. but what is not growing is the severe component. this is spreading out to a good soaker with gusty winds. this is moving at a good clip toward the chesapeake by a. over the eastern shore later tonight. a second line of the showers coming out of pennsyl

three of the six baltimore city police officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray could lose their of them were suspended until criminal charges against them were dropped last year. now internal investigation reveals five of them violated protocol during that 2015 arrest leading up to gray's death. the appeals process could take several months. >>> o.j. simpson could soon be a freeman again. >> he's been in a nevada prison on burglary and kidnapping chargesin hearing is scheduled for july. simpson was convicted of the armed robbery of two memorabilia dealers in las vegas. charges unrelated to the 1994 murder of ex-wife nicole brown and friend ron goldman. simpson was convicted. >> he may very well get paroled just based on the merits of conduct in this case. previously they ranked him as low risk. >> simpson was denied parole in 2013. if he is denied again this summer, his next chance for freedom would be in 25020. >>> starting today, the redskins can officially start training for this season. organized team activity, otas, are the first time during the off season that coaches and

the baltimore city police department is stepping up their effort to keep this kind of dangerous dirt bike activity off of the street the department has implemented a special task force to crack down on illegal dirt bike riders. the task force is also relying on the public to report illegal actually. last year the dirt bike force ceased 150 of those bikes and eighth handguns. let's get to the latest on the investigation into russia's meddling into the 2016 election michael flynn agreed to provide some documents to the senate intelligence committee that is investigating. a person close to flynn told t documents related to two of his businesses and some personal documents that the committee requested. you may recall michael flynn declined a subpoena to testify before the intel committee and pled the fifth. we're learning more about a successful test against america's missile test program. it shot down a mok \war\what are head over the pacific. it's the first time they ever targeted an interest couldn't tenth nal missile. the intercept ter rocket was launched from a military base in cali

the pilgrimage i thought i think of myself as the catholic to be out working with the uproar in baltimore city i want him to be my kind of guy into a certain degree he is but also challenging me how i interact and what have i learned from the poor and do really believe they can teach me? i graduated from harvard with the master's degree level to you one? story there is a guy amblin is there is he picks up cardboard at night and recycles it that's how he makes his living he had a job and there's a huge depression he lost his job so yes to talk to sergio who is his best friend it is a recycling plant there is pigeon's overhead and siegel's and trash were up on the oval is a statue of mary made out of cardboard she is wearing the outfit of plastic flowers all around her and she looks pretty good. and they prayed to her every day and he tells me how he loss to is job and appropriates that and he meets with the baptizes the kids and is friendly with them and they all say the you cannot even talk to the priest who much less the bishop for the cardinal and here the most powerful guy is interacting wi

. >> maryland, baltimore city police department stepping up department implemented a special task force and relying on public for help. dirt bike tavs forced seize the. >> former. >> benjamin's first bid for office. the other alec ross entrepreneur and author and several other democrats expected to announce candidacy in coming months. >> it was active night for storms across the d.c. region some severe like here in virginia. cleanup continues there. one of the hardest hit was blue ridge mobile home park. it knocked down freeze and power lines and caused plenty of damage. there's no sear series. >> the national weather service is determining if a tornado touched down in that area. >> later today you can hear me? >> yes we do. >> you can hear myself hi. >> lot of voices in think know. >> hard to sort through yeah. some severe weather yesterday. waking up with fog this morning. fog is big issue. visibility not great. particularly areas of rain last night. 66. winning number reagan national and dulles 62 and up in baltimore 63 to start the day. cloud cover, fog. leftover showers working thr

the ntsb released a report urging baltimore city public schools to take a good look at how it chooses its bus drivers. the ntsb investigators say the school bus driver had a history of seizures. in the past five years, he'd been involved in at lea >>> a new debate is growing tonight in alexandria after a number of parking spaces were removed from a new development. our transportation reporter adam tuss is taking a closer look at whether it's too much parking in the city. >> reporter: like so many parts of our area, alexandria is fast developing and now the question is, do we need more of this, parking, in the city? the city council recently voted to take away ten parks spaces off a new development, and that has spurred a whole debate in the city of alexandria. is there enough parking here, like along king street, where it seems like there's plenty of places to park? some say that if you encourage more parking, then you discourage things like biking, walking and metro. we talked about it with a city council member. >> i'm a believer in right size parking. we should have enough parking,

i grew up in baltimore city.eed to go after it aggressively, but cutting activities for youth and evenschool programs and the music and arts programs, youth need outlets. they need outlets. they see the unity and they gangs and that is one aspect they can communicate with each other. when i grew up in baltimore, there were officer friendly's that patrolled the streets and they made policing look like they were friends. there needs to be a two-pronged approach to this. when you say they are focusing too much on that, are you talking about federal policymakers, police department themselves? caller: both. it starts at the top. top, they are saying we are going to go after them. the top, it needs to start with we need to help our students. for are cutting funding everything relating to use, especially inner-city youth. we have to trickle down and do it on a local basis. as a community, we need to go into the community. do my part.to if everyone took an interest in that and said they were going to help out -- it is al

according to the baltimore sun, city contractors accidentally knocked down a house as they attempted an emergency demolition on a property with a shared wall. no one was hurt but the city is investigating. the owner of the house says he had plans to flip and sell the abandoned home. >>> breaking news, a live look from rome where president trump just landed. here's air force one at the airport there. he'll meet with pope francis. this is as you know his first trip abroad as president. he was just in israel where he met with both the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas during his quick stop in the region. he and the first lady will meet with the pope. they'll also meet with the they leave on the last leg of their journey which takes them to belgium and back to washington. >>> all right, weather, and i forgot the two words you were talking about, flipping the forecast? >> oh, a flip in the pattern. >> flip in the pattern. what does that mean? >> it just meaned in of it being really cool and rainy and unsettled it will be a little w

this program to see if this program could be successful in baltimore. >> 118 people killed, two others wounded from gun violence across the cityre has been reunited with his family. this little boy on your screen was that found walking alone near a 7-eleven around 5:00 this morning. morning. social media saying they were unable to find his parents. a few hours later tips started pouring in and officers were able to reunite him with the family. >> coming up, a 15-year-old signs an nba contract but guess what? not for basketball. >> how the teen hustled his way to the pros with his handmade bow tie business. he started by the way at the >> cancer doesn't stop 'cause of the rain and the volunteers didn't stop and it's just -- it is -- will be life changing for izzy as she goes through the next year. >> volunteers brave the rain to build a backyard of fun for a four-year-old who'll is battling cancer. hey, gary. >> hey, thanks a lot. all that rain, you know, it looks like the rain that's in place today is going to stick around for tomorrow and the next day too. our goal is to get rid of this stuff just in time more mother's day. w

. >> the mayor of baltimore says the city will look at removing its confederate monuments. he baltimore sun the city is considering auctions off two monuments including a monument of roger tanning who wrote the dred scott supreme court ruling denying african-american citizenship as well as the statue of confederate generals lee and jackson. >> gregg allman has died the organist and singer for the allman brothers band died at his home in georgia over the week. he had been in declining health and canceled tour dates last year for health reasons. back in march he canceled all scheduled performances for the rest of the year. allman was 69 years old. >> a big congratulations to the university of they have clinched their 13th national championship. the team finished their season sunday with a perfect 23 and zero record in a win over boston clement this year's victory follows last year's crushing loss to north carolina. go terps women. >> 5:16 is our time right now. looking outside, a little misty but mike thomas says things are going to be a lot better as the day progresses, right

a big weekend ahead in baltimore as the city gears up for the 142nd running of the preakness stakes.ow long will it be in charm city? right now there is talk that the race could be moved to laurel or elsewhwere because of the aging track. maryland governor larry hogan and baltimore mayor catherine pugh say they are commited to keeping the race at pimlico race track. the race is saturday. kentucky derby winner always dreaming' is the early favorite with 4-5 odds. classic emire is the second favorite with 3 to one odds to win. to the nba playoffs. game one of the eastern conference finals. the cleveland cavaliers coming off road against the bostons celtics who seemed to just be gased after their game 7 win over the wizards monday night. lebron james dominated, scoring 38 points. the cavs cruised to a 117-to 104 win. game two is friday night. a san antonio spurs fan tried to sue a golden state warriors player! center zazapachulia's foot ended up under spurs star kawhi leaonard's ankle while he was shooting a jump shot in game one of the western conference finals. he would miss game two

it was the only arm of government the baltimore city officials had to work in the neighborhood. if there is not a total holistic approach with community activist, schools, then we're never going to address the problem, especially in economically depressed areas. to be those issues have attacked before we can see improvement. >> gentlemen, yields back. i>> recognize the man from michigan, mr. conyers. thank you, mr. chairman. i have never been on a panel this much police and law enforcement leadership at one time. i am going to go to the heart of thatlations with police have been so important to me all my life. and that is, the importance of us improving the relationship between the african-american and other minority communities, and yourselves and your offices. this has been an ongoing problem. i support you on the funding, i support you -- support your concepts. but there is a certain element in law enforcement that is racial. it is anti-diversity. let's speak as honestly as you can for a few minutes about that part of your relationship. you cannot build trust if there are gla

and it was the only arm of government that the baltimore city officials had to work with n that neighborhood. if there's not a total holistic approach with all aspects, communityy activist, churches, schools then we are never going to address the problem, especially in economically depressed areas. job training, unemployment, single parent, allor of those issues have to be attacked before we are going to see improvement. >> thank you very much. >> gentleman yields back. chair would recognize the gentleman of michigan, ranking member of the full committee, mr. conai yerls. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i've never been on a panel where we've had this much police and law enforcement leadership at one time. and so, i'm going to go to the heart of my relations with the police that have been so important to me all my life. and that is, the importance of us improving the relationship between c the african-american d otherr minority communities and yourselves and your officers. this has been an ongoing problem, and i support you on the funding. i support your concepts. but you know, there's a certain

it was the only arm of government that the baltimore city officials had to work in that neighborhood. if there is not a total holistic approach with all aspects, community activists, churches, schools, the we are never going to address the problem especially in economically depressed areas. job training, on a planet, single parent, all of those issues have to be attacked before will see improvement. >> thank you very much. >> gentlemen, yields back. i recognize the gentleman from michigan. >> thank you mr. chairman. i have never been on the panel where we have had this much police and law-enforcement leadership at one time. so, i'm going to go to -- with police that have been so important to me all my life. that is, the importance of us improving the relationship between the african-american and minority communities on your yourselves and your officers. this is been ongoing problem. i support you in the funding. i support your concepts. but, you know there is a certain element in law enforcement that is racial, that is anti- diversity. let's just speak as honestly as you can for a few

moment to discuss the progress we may be making with the neighborhood stabilization initiative in baltimore city? >> well we started be neighborhood stabilization with detroit, chicago and one other and then we expanded it substantially in one of the places we expanded it to was baltimore because -- and we just went down the list of the most vulnerable neighborhoods. we didn't do this, you know, just off the top of our head. it was done very scientifically. so i think what that does is, it gives fannie and freddie more latitude in how they dispose of properties in vulnerable neighborhoods. it gives them the opportunity to work with nonprofits who are in the community and in some cases where it's going to cost them more to go through a foreclosure process than the property's worth, it gives them even the opportunity to contribute housing. it has to be a financial decision, obviously. >> um-hum. >> so i think we're making progress in all of the cities that we -- and they are primarily cities because they were high concentration areas that got hit very, very hard in the -- in the crisis. >> yeah. t

. >> the level of guns, gun violence that we have in baltimore and other cities across the country ist important for us to hear out these kind of ide essentially what we're going to do is what we're going to have a is an information hearing where we hear from our police department, from our state's attorney and everyone else involved who has already met with the gentleman who started this program to see if this program could be successful in baltimore. >> so far this year 118 people have been killed, 200 others have been hurt from gun violence in baltimore. >>> well, a controversial civil war era statue was taken down. the extreme measures construction crews had to take when they removed it ahead tonight at 6:30. >> hey everyone, ronica cleary here. we are live at old ebbitt getting the pulse of the people. what do you think about the possibility of a new press secretary. we'll hear from you and tell you why we're asking the question. today we're gonna be comparing the roll-formed steel bed of the chevy silverado to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, le

exhumed his remains just in february but said they could not get a dna match but now as we said, baltimore citye have been contacted by enough people since the premier that they've set up this special online form to report -- for people to report those abuse claims. the baltimore sun also publish allegations that father mascal also facilitate children by other men in the community. the form asks when the incident occurred, if the person ever reported it to law enforcemnt before, and also leaves space for the victims to give details and also says detective will be in touch. guys in in talking with baltimore police this morning about the impetus behind this form they said really they recognize the trauma these people carried with them for for so long. they wanted to consolidate all of this reporting into one place so they wouldn't have to keep telling their story over and over again to different detectives in different departments. back to you. >> equally more traum traumatizr the victims. >> it's if as naying. it's been pattern of real live drama captivated people's attention when it comes to te

i always stay back here because somebody has to do forecast. 65 in the city baltimore 63 frederick 66ll have not made it to 60 degrees yet. what's up with that? we should be in the upper 60's and low 70's around here this time of year. 66 at 7 o'clock. we'll have some showers around, maybe as early as 8 o'clockly i'll show you coming up on the radar in a second. by 11 o'clock surely we'll have some showers coming in. look how quickly this band is coming up from the south so that will get here probably 7:30 or so we'll start to get the effects that of here in the city. there's a lot more rain to come. this is just one wave, the second one is coming. it's crossed over 64. it will come up i-95 and get to 66. it will come across the city. thank goodness though most of this is waiting late enough so that at least we don't have a wet evening commute. not the case tomorrow morning. here's that little band. but look what's coming up overnight and early tomorrow morning? this is 4:00 a.m. good rain coming across here. more showers even some thunderstorms just in time for morning commute time b

so out towards arundel county, baltimore, baltimore city.vere thunderstorm warning and closer to home here still under what we call an aerial flood warning that's basically the bottom line we're trying to give you heads up there could be ponding out which continues on the roadways and at least temporarily some dangerous conditions here. we just talked about the water rescue, and the reason why all the heavy rain. all right. great news the back edge of our heavy shield of precipitation is now just off to our south and west. i'm sorry. and i'm lift off to the north and east and again we'll be dealing with heavy rain here for just a few more minutes then we'll get a chance to quite things down a little bit later this afternoon and just scattered showers around here a little later. you can see we've got a few additional showers developing off to the south and to the south and west. we'll be dealing with scattered showers later today. all right. low pressure that's going to sit just to our north here as we get into tomorrow and we'll have some sc

we are seeing an increase in violent crime in our cities in particular. in baltimore, chicago, memphis, and milwaukee, st. louis, and many others. the murder rate has has surged 10% nationwide. the largest increase in murders and we know drugs and crime go hand in hand. drug trafficking is an inherently dangerous business. if you want to collect a drug debt, you collect it with the barrel of a gun. in 2016, americans died from drug overdoses. according to a report from the new england journal of medicine, the price of heroin is down. we want to reduce this trend. if you are a drug trafficker, we will not look the other way. lyingl not be willfully to your misconduct. we are talking about a kilogram of hillar heroin. kilograms of marijuana. and newe drug dealers, drug dealers are going to prison. working with integrity and professionalism, attorneys will meet the high standards required of the department of justice and together, we will win this fight. nk our brave men and women in uniform for your service. and the society of new york for this honor. >> to believe that

look at detroit, at chicago, at these big cities, philadelphia, baltimore. open, youb market was would have less drug addicts. employees require you to take drug tests, and if you fail the drug test, you are withdrawn. this would make people more incentive to stay off the drugs, to take care of their families. host: thanks for the call. a fume are comments from those watching in tweeting along @ cspanwj. join the community that does it every day. "no, cox should be arresting thieves and murderers, not stoners." for those compassion who sell my grandson dope? not in my lifetime." "like spokes on a bicycle wheel, numerous solutions are needed." getting your thoughts, a few more minutes left in the segment before we take you out to axios for the rest of our program to talk about that new media company. some of its journalists and stories they are covering. we want to hear your thoughts -- matthew in vancouver, washington. should the u.s. toughen drug sentencing? caller: i don't -- i think they should toughen enforcement on the big dealers, the people that smugg

we could have a isolated storm around d.c., baltimore, even new york city. but this area of yellow where the slight risk is where the best chance is of damaging wind and small hail. albany to across the mass pike to springfield and southern portions of vermont and new hampshire. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. as we look at northern new england that's the greatest chance and coverage of showers and storms today. isolated storms south of new york city, and how about beautiful weather for you today, indianapolis, chicago, through the quad cities, des moines and omaha. enjoy that. it's a tradition we show you every year, english tradition, racers tumble down cooper's hill in the cheese rolling race. thousands of spectators brave wet and muddy conditions to watch the ev from 1826. it's believed to date back even further. this year's winner was chris anderson tied the mark for the most cheeses won. i didn't realize they do it in multiple times. >> i didn't see that. it veered off to the side. good to know there is a winner. bill, thank you. ahead new

we could have a isolated storm around d.c., baltimore, even new york city. but this area of yellow where the slight risk is where the best chance is of damaging wind and small hail. albany to across the mass pike to springfield and southern >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a foggy start this morning. look at easton this morning. the fog has been thickening overnight. it's going to be around for hours. zero visibility in some areas. coatesville reporting zero visibility. down to one mile in bluebell and doylestown. look at northeast philadelphia, mt. holly, zero visibility. now millville's reporting zero visibility. fog this morning, a chance of storms this afternoon. i've got your neighborhood forecast at 4:30. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> hazmat scare or science project? new details about the chemical scare that closed down streets in manayunk. >>> neighbors to the rescue. they quickly jumped into action after two dogs started attacking each other, other dogs, and e

an increase ing violent crime in our cities, baltimore, chicago, memphis and milwaukee, and many othersthe murder rate has surged 10% nationwide. the largest increase in murder since 1968. we know that drugs and crime go hand-in-hand. the director conceived that there will be cases in " good judgment will appear for mandatory minimum sentences." jeremy corbyn accuses theresa may of pandering to trump. mr. corbin said, pandering to an erratic ministration -- administration will not deliver stability. visiting one of the world's most popular catholic programming sites. it is famous for being the place of three portuguese shepherd children said the virgin mary appeared to them 100 years ago. those may 19, 1917. he will make two of them saints on saturday. they expect around one million people to converge on the town. global news, 24 hours a day, journalists0 600 and analysts and 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. kevin? kevin: u.s. and china reached a trade agreement promoting natural gas, and beef. wilbur ross spoke with bloomberg .aybreak earlier this morning let's take

up towards ellicott city and baltimore temperatures 58 degrees.showers out there this morning. i think there's a chance for a few more this morning as we find ourselves on the backside of this upper level circulation. a lot of rain through needle and boston. heaviest is extending into parts of maine. we're backside of that so it is going to be at least there's a chance this morning for a spotty shower around maybe this afternoon, too. high temperatures gets up to 78 degrees. here's erin como. >> right now it is 4:56 and keeping our eyes on the roads anticipating a little bit of a quieter commute into the district this morning. if you're heading out of to unto get your memorial day holiday started, flying out of town traffic won't slow you down on t things looking good on the way tom reagan national and dulles. 270 southbound free to the beltway. northbound side quiet as you head up towards frederick. like the conditions we are seeing. no problems across the bay bridge either. we'll keep you updated the. metro is on time except for safetrack. still

march police say he contacted a teen and provided transportation for her to travel to baltimore to meet him. seven cities around the country since march and want to know if he has tried to contact anyone else. >>> reconstruction crews are digging through debris trying to figure out what led to a very serious crash in german town this evening. we learned an infant was among six people taken to the hospital. we are told some have serious injuries. six cars were involved. the crash happened during rush hour. >> turning to our weather and things turning much cooler as we head into the middle of the work week. >> sounds like it will be feel more like march than early may tomorrow. >> average high temperature in the low 70s. today beautiful conditions across our area. we hit a high of 80 degrees. most everybody in the mid to upper 70s across the region. 76 in dulles. 79 down towards fredricksburg. i am tracking a storm system. rain yesterday. this will bring cool weather tomorrow. i am tracking this guy that will drop down into the middle part of the country dragging cool air and rain. that one is going to be

if the level of gun violence that we have in baltimore and other cities across the country it's important of ideas he sensely what we're going to have to do is have an information hearing, hearing from our station department and everyone else involved whos has already met with this gentleman to see p if this program could be successful in baltimore. this has been a big problem in baltimore, 118 people have others wounded by gunfire. >> another major blow to obamacare. insurance giant anowpsed it is leaving all the exchanges next year because of massive financial losses. the company will no longer offer insurance plans in delaware or nebraska. the last two states where it was expected to provide coverage under the affordable care in 2018. the move could mean another round of price hikes and limited nrn answer. some say the uncertainty of obamacare is to blame. i think uncertainty about what direction the trump administration is going in terms of whether they're going to enforce provisions makes it unstable in the marketplace. they recognize how serious it is. it impacts every american and

as we get into saturday, this is the worst of the airport delay problems from d.c., baltimore, new york cityespecially new york city, the second half of saturday, the afternoon and evening will be the worst of it then the storm system will be up towards boston, new hampshire, maine and vermont by the time we get to mother's day. the rest of the forecast looks nice for mother's day throughout the nation. only northern new england will be socked in the heavy rain. more "worldwide exchange" when we come back. sting, looking from a fresh perspective can make all the difference. it can provide what we call an unlock: a realization that often reveals a better path forward. at wells fargo, it's our expertise in finding this kind of insight that has lead us to become one of the largest investment and wealth management firms in the country. discover how we can help find your unlock. >>> welcome back. president trump is not backing down from his controversial decision to fire fbi director james comey. the president slamming comey as a show boat in an exclusive interview with nbc news. tracie potts joi

violence in cities like chicago and baltimore, and you'll find your answer to that assumption that beatingids, whooping, spanking, treating their bodies with violence saved us from any of these structural realities. >> what is the sign tiffist difference between what you just ran and whooping. >> we have science that says whooping, spanking, hitting and pain, science that shows hitting children causes structural damage to their brains. it sparks bio chemical responses that can put them at risk for a lower iq. also problems like diabetes, cancer, some see this now, some will see it online saying i didn't appreciate my mother and father spanking me as a child, but i'm not in that category. i have a good job, i raised a family, i'm not in that category. >> those are people who are victims of unrecognized trama. they're successful despite having someone assault their bodies as children. the people in prison, that may have met an early death, that what could have saved them is that someone had hit them more a a child. i hear lots of people say i was hit and i turned out fine. to me that is a si

. >> we're seeing an increase in violent crime in our cities particularly, in baltimore, chicago, memphis and milwaukee, st. louis and many others. >> it takes us back to the bad old days of the 1980s when the politically popular thing to do was to say, let's get tough on crime, tough on drugs. >> reporter: marc mauer is the executive director of the sentencing project. >> we know that putting more people in prison is not the most effectivy problems. >> reporter: this approach is also criticized for having an adverse impact on minorities. >> the entire drug war from start to finish has been disproportionately affecting low-income people of color. >> reporter: but the attorney general believes he's giving prosecutors discretion they need to gain leverage over criminals. >> they deserve to be unhandcuffed and not micromanaged from washington. >> reporter: reena, the most immediate impact of this policy will be people behind bars. the federal prison population has declined over the past several years, but with attorney general sessions, more aggressive enforcement of immigration laws and cha

we are seeing an increase in violent crime in our cities particularly, in baltimore, chicago, memphis, and milwaukee. st. louis, and many others. >> this policy throws out the one that was put in place by eric holder four years ago. he told his prosecutors not to charge certain defendants with drug offenses that could trigger those long mandatory sentences. and council member concerned that gray area about marijuana use and possession in the district might not be gray much longer. >> whether you live in maryland, d.c., or virginia, metro's next is going to affect you. so here's what's happening. they are shutting down five stations on the orange line. from stadium armory to new carollton. this starts on tuesday. this tuesday. and goes through june 16. it's like a month. a couple fast facts if r you. shuttle buses will run every 30 minutes from each of those closed stations taking riders to open stations. the work means even if you're on an open section of the orange line, you'll see fewer trains and riders on the silver line, you're going to see trains every 20 minutes. >>> so adam wa